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+---
+title: "Using Image Builder in the Oracle Linux Cockpit Web Console"
+date: 2024-12-14
+draft: false
+summary: "Learn how to use the Image Builder tool in Cockpit Web Console to create custom Oracle Linux images."
+tags: ["ol", "video", "clips", "ol-install"]
+showDate: true
+---
+
+{{< youtube id="U8JrRQ3Pr-U" title="Using Image Builder in the Oracle Linux Cockpit Web Console" >}}
+
+## Details
+
+This video demonstrates how to use Image Builder in the Oracle Linux Cockpit Web Console to create custom Oracle Linux images to deploy on various platforms such as the cloud or bare metal systems. 
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 title: "Integrate LDAP User Management"
-date: 2022-12-10
+date: 2024-12-13
 draft: false
 summary: "Learn how to integrate LDAP user management with Oracle Linux Automation Manager."
 tags: ["olam","lab","tutorial"]
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 ## Details
 
-Oracle Linux Automation Manager allows administrators to integrate LDAP for user management alongside the existing internal RBAC (role-based access control) source. Once configured, users logging in with an LDAP account automatically generate an Oracle Linux Automation Manager account that assigns to an organization as a standard user or administrator.
-
-By the end of these guides, you'll have a configured Oracle Linux Automation Manager that allows users to log in using their LDAP credentials.
+Oracle Linux Automation Manager allows administrators to integrate LDAP for user management alongside the existing internal RBAC (role-based access control) source. Once configured, users logging in with an LDAP account automatically generate an Oracle Linux Automation Manager account and get assigned to a standard user or administrator organization.
 
 ### Objectives
 
-In this lab, you'll learn how to:
+In this tutorial, you'll learn how to:
 
-  - Create and configure accounts and groups in LDAP
-      - `bind` account
-      - `user` account
-      - `superuser` group
-      - `system_auditor` group
-  - Configure Oracle Linux Automation Manager to use LDAP
-  - Verify LDAP access
-  - Enable LDAPS
+- Create and configure accounts and groups in LDAP
+  - *bind* account
+  - *user* account
+  - *superuser* group
+  - *system_auditor* group
+- Configure Oracle Linux Automation Manager to use LDAP
+- Verify LDAP access
+- Enable LDAPS
 
 ### Prerequisites
 
-  - A system with Oracle Linux Automation Manager installed.
-  - An available LDAP server.
-
-The free lab environment uses the open-source FreeIPA identity management server.
-
+- A system with Oracle Linux Automation Manager installed.
+- An available LDAP server, such as the open-source FreeIPA identity management server.